Does anyone have a set of the Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S tires on their truck? I am in the market for a new set of tires, and have kind of zeroed in on these so far. I am looking to replace a set of Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 2 that have been on my truck for about 20k miles. The Bridgestone's have good traction and have held up great, but they are pretty rough riding and are starting to get pretty noisy as they wear down. I finally reached a point with them the other day where I decided enough is enough, and I am going to replace them. From what I have read it appears as though the Coopers will ride a little smoother and be quieter while still providing good traction, but I haven't been able to find a review on our trucks specifically.
walleyecrazy@gmail.com
Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S
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I considered those tires as well. There's a few threads on TacomaWorld that may be helpful. In dualsport language, I'd consider the Coopers an 80/20 (onroad/offroad) tire. Great for the slab with occasional fire road/gravel/grass/snow-on-pavement/ice. I would've gone for the Coopers if I didn't encounter mud, but since I do, I went with the Good Year Wrangler UltraTerrain A/Ts.
That is exactly what I am looking for in a tire. Most of my driving is on the road, but living in NY we get a fair amount of snow. I also hike/fish/paddle a lot of backcountry areas that have some sketchy "roads" leading to them, which is why I am still wanting something more than just a normal all season.
How do these handle towing? Mostly I'm looking at the load range but I dont really have a basis for what that means. I did the same thing as @walleyecrazy@gmail.com in that I'm heavily considering these. 2wd crew cab that's mostly a work truck/kid hauler but I've been known to hit the beach on occasion.
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